Simple, fragrance-free, and free from unnecessary extras.<\/strong><\/p>\n CHAROLAIS is an unscented beef tallow soap for those who want a product with the simplest possible ingredients. No essential oils, added fragrances, or colors\u2014just a well-made, handcrafted soap for everyday use.<\/p>\n The name \"Charolais\" suits this soap particularly well; the breed\u2019s characteristic pale, creamy-white appearance mirrors the soap\u2019s own clean and serene nature. I handcraft Charolais soap in Estonia in small batches. It is made using the cold-process method and allowed to cure undisturbed for at least four weeks before packaging.<\/p>\n Sometimes, having as few ingredients as possible in a product is the best option. CHAROLAIS contains no essential oils or fragrances. Therefore, it is a good choice for someone who<\/p>\n The soap may have a very faint, natural scent characteristic of beef tallow, but no separate fragrance has been added.<\/p>\n Beef tallow<\/strong> gives the soap firmness, a long lifespan, and a pleasant, creamy feel during use.<\/p>\n Castor oil<\/strong> contributes to the formation of a richer and softer foam.<\/p>\n Natural glycerin<\/strong> It is formed during the saponification process and remains in the handmade soap. It contributes to that pleasant feel that makes me love beef tallow soaps so much. A simple composition, yet every ingredient has its own purpose.<\/p>\n CHAROLAIS doesn't have to stay in the shower as just a body soap. You can use it:<\/p>\n \u2714 for washing the body This makes CHAROLAIS a particularly practical choice for travel, the gym, or the sauna, too \u2013 one product handles several needs.<\/p>\n If you are used to liquid shampoo, washing your hair with soap might feel different at first. During the transition period, your hair may feel heavier, frizzier, or simply different from what you are accustomed to.<\/p>\n This doesn\u2019t necessarily mean the soap isn\u2019t right for you\u2014hair and water characteristics, previous hair care products, and your washing routine all significantly influence the result.<\/p>\n I have written about this in more detail in a blog post. \"Confused about which soap to choose?\"<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n If you wish, you can try an acidic rinse after washing:<\/p>\n 1\u20132 tsp apple cider vinegar + 0.5 l cool water.<\/p>\n Pour the mixture over your hair as a final rinse.<\/p>\n Wet your skin, hair, or beard. Lather the soap between your hands or rub it gently against the area to be washed, then massage the resulting lather onto your skin or hair. Rinse thoroughly with water.<\/p>\nWhy choose unscented beef tallow soap?<\/h4>\n
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What makes this soap different?<\/h4>\n
One soap, multiple possibilities<\/h4>\n
\u2714 for washing hands
\u2714 for washing hair
\u2714 for washing the beard
\u2714 for lathering while shaving<\/p>\nCHAROLAIS for washing hair<\/h4>\n
How to use CHAROLAIS beef tallow soap?<\/h4>\n